Chairman CDA Randhawa Initiates Autism Center Development

Chairman CDA Muhammad Ali Randhawa recently visited the summer camp at F-7/4 Model College for Girls, where he discussed the upcoming establishment of an advanced autism center in the city. The center aims to provide specialized care and support for children with autism. Randhawa revealed that a suitable location will soon be selected, and land will be allocated for this crucial initiative. A dedicated technical committee, led by students from the Model College for Girls, has been formed to oversee the development of the autism center. These students will conduct research on international models of autism centers to ensure the best practices are implemented in Islamabad.

Randhawa highlighted the significance of promoting a culture of research among students, emphasizing the valuable skills and habits that can be cultivated through research activities. He expressed his belief that by encouraging research, children can enhance their capabilities and contribute positively to society in the future. The Chairman stressed the urgent need for an autism center in Islamabad to provide children with autism the opportunity to thrive and actively participate in the country's progress.

Furthermore, Randhawa praised the Federal Education's efforts in organizing the summer camp and delivered an inspiring speech to the camp participants, urging them to pursue their educational goals with determination and enthusiasm.

The upcoming establishment of the autism center in Islamabad signifies a significant step towards providing specialized care for children with autism. With a focus on research and education, this initiative aims to empower students and create a supportive environment for individuals with autism to thrive. The commitment shown by Chairman CDA Muhammad Ali Randhawa and the collaboration with students from the Model College for Girls highlight the importance of community involvement in addressing crucial societal needs.